New Jersey-born chipwich back on store shelves
<p>The chipwich, a New Jersey born popular frozen treat, is back on store shelves for the first time in seven years. </p>
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Jul 4, 2018, 9:49 AM
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Updated 2,351 days ago
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The chipwich, a New Jersey born popular frozen treat, is back on store shelves for the first time in seven years.
The chipwich is ice cream dotted with chocolate chips between two chocolate chip cookies.
The treat was "born" in Englewood in 1976 and manufactured in Lodi, but they disappeared from the grocery store in 2011.
A bunch of imitators have tried to fill the void since.
This year, a Connecticut man bought the rights to the desert, and they started popping up on store shelves nationwide this spring.
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